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A Thin Line Between Love and Hate

A Thin Line Between Love and Hate

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Enjoyable & Fun
Review: This movie will have you laughing from beginning to end. Martin Is Humerous as usual and Lynn played the revenge role well. Great for a friends in house movie Day

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great movie, great cast
Review: This was a excellent movie. Martin Lawernece was an excellent actor. He made me laugh all the way. He couldn't have picked a better casts. Having Lynn Whitfield as a crazy physcotic woman was sheer brillance. But,I wish he could have given Regina King a better character.I saw this movie twice and even bought on video.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Uneven, but definitely another side of Martin Lawrence
Review: Well, I think Martin Lawrence is a funny actor. I won't compare him to an under rated version of Eddie Murphy like most people do, since I don't think he is. He has his own style, his own way to act etc...and the mere fact that they both star in comedy movies is not that relevant to me.

Anyway I knew this movie would be slightly different from what Lawrence has done in the past. This time it would be a blending of comedy and thriller, something more personal, maybe because he wrote the screenplay and directed the movie. So I watched it trying to stay away from any prejudices and to enjoy it for what it is. I found the movie very uneven. The real plot took way too long to come up. Indeed, the first part trying to settle Lawrence's character and personality is way too long compared to the time left to the plot development and realization, which obviously leads to shortcuts and great haste when it comes to the real story. The goal of the movie, the real aim is therefore not reached entirely, for the comedy part of the movie maybe stole a lead over the drama or thriller part. It was indisputably interesting to try catching another 'usually hidden' side of Martin Lawrence, as a director, a writer trying to deal with something different from what he usually does, but this time it was not that big of a success. Let's not be too harsh there for it may be new to him, and I'm sure we'll see more from him in that field very soon, but I would not rank this movie as a must-see one. I watched it cause I really wanted to discover something new about Lawrence, and in a way I saw some good first steps, but somehow the intention outmatched the means and the way Lawrence handled the making and construction of his work.

But as you can see, this is not a 'Don't go watch this movie' kind of message, it is just a personal view of it. You should try this movie anyway, cause you'll see or at least guess what Martin Lawrence could do with a little more experience and writing discipline.


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